Information Quality Theory2018 Spring
Subject Information Quality (INFQ) 7322 Section 9U1 (CRN: 14866)
Prerequisites: INFQ 7303. This course is designed to provide students with the theoretical foundations critical for developing a deep understanding of the state-of-the-art information quality research from the technical, organizational and strategic perspectives. This course will prepare students to work on their thesis, project and conduct research in the field of information quality. More specifically, students will be exposed to concepts, principles, tools and models and techniques that are essential for information quality definitions, measurement, analysis and improvements. Additionally, students will be exposed to most current, cutting-edge research that goes beyond current industry practice in information quality. Three hours lecture. Three credit hours.
Online students much check with the instructor and UALR Testing Services regarding exams.
12 seats available (capacity: 15)
Credit Hours
3
Meeting times and locations
Instructors
Department
Information Science
College
Donaghey Engr & Info Tech